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Setting out to see the world in a new way

Is the World Service’s new science show Unexpected Elements achieving its aims? We hear what listeners think as the show beds in and speak to the programme’s producer.

The production team say they set out to see the world in a new way. So is the WS’s new science show Unexpected Elements achieving its aims?
We hear what listeners think as the show beds in - and we speak with the programme’s producer about how to make science appeal to all.
Plus: why are there programme trailers in the middle of podcasts?

Presenter: Rajan Datar
Producer: Howard Shannon.
A Whistledown production for BBC World Service

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9 minutes

Last on

Mon 3 Jul 202302:50GMT
BBC World Service except East and Southern Africa & Europe and the Middle East

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  • Sat 1 Jul 202308:50GMT
    BBC World Service except East and Southern Africa, East Asia, Europe and the Middle East & South Asia
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  • Sun 2 Jul 202317:50GMT
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  • Sun 2 Jul 202321:50GMT
    BBC World Service except East and Southern Africa & BBC Afghan Radio
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    BBC World Service East and Southern Africa
  • Mon 3 Jul 202302:50GMT
    BBC World Service except East and Southern Africa & Europe and the Middle East

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